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What was happening in America during this time period?
How
did this shape American
debates
about events in Nazi Germany?Slide3
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What
did Americans see in the news
about events in Nazi Germany?Slide4
What actions did Americans take in response to the persecution of Jews in Germany? Consider the actions of individuals, communities, organizations, and the government.
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Personal Stories: Describe actions taken by an individual who responded to Nazi persecution of Jews in Germany in the early 1930s. Example: Dorothy Thompson
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What was happening in America during this time period?
How
did this shape American
debates
about
events in Nazi Germany
?Slide7
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What did Americans see in the news
about
events in Nazi Germany?Slide8
What actions did Americans take in response to Nazi persecution of Jews? Consider the actions of individuals, communities, organizations, and the government.
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Personal Stories: Describe the actions of an individual who helped refugees. Give an example from Americans Who Dared
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What was happening in America during this time period?
How
did this shape American
debates
about entering World War II?Slide11
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How was the war portrayed to the American public before Pearl Harbor?
How
did it change
after
the attack?Slide12
What actions did Americans take in response to concerns about national security and potential American involvement in the war? Consider the actions of individuals, communities, organizations, and the government.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt: How did the president influence the debate about whether to enter the war?
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What did Americans see in the news about the murder of Europe’s Jews?
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How does pressure build on the US government to take action in response to news of the Holocaust?
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What actions did the US government take during this period to help Jews and other victims of the Holocaust?
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Personal Stories: Describe the actions of an individual who tried to rescue Jews targeted for genocide.Example: Henry Morgenthau, Jr.
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The Museum wishes to acknowledge and thank the following donors to the Americans and the Holocaust initiative:Jeannie & Jonathan Lavine The Bildners–Joan & Allen z”l, Elisa Spungen
& Rob, Nancy & Jim
Jane
and
Daniel Och
Akin Gump
Strauss
Hauer & Feld LLP
Arnold & Porter Kaye
Scholer
LLP
Ruth Miriam Bernstein
Joyce
and
Irving Goldman Family
Foundation
In Memory
of
Simon
Konover
Philip
and
Cheryl Milstein Family
Benjamin
and
Seema
Pulier
Charitable
Foundation
David
and
Fela
Shapell
Family
Foundation
Laurie
and
Sy
Sternberg
The
Museum's
exhibitions
are
also
supported
by
the
Lester Robbins
and
Sheila Johnson Robbins
Traveling
and
Special
Exhibitions
Fund,
established
in 1990.